Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-02-04

Boston Herald: The magnificent ice pal
ace. with the aid OF which the city of St.
Paul 10 celebrating her winter carnival
covers AZ, 900 square feet, and the main
tower is 1876 feet high. 1t throws the lit
tie cd ifice which Montreal has erected for
the Canadian celebration completely in the
shade where the thermometer registers 80
deg. below zero. This is retaliation Tor
Canadian bumptiou sness with the coolest
kind OF vengeance. Our sturdy fishermen
are already avenged!
The Sullivan combination returned from
the Northwest to st. Paul and disbanded.
The champion carries his left arm in q
sling, the result OF the accident met with
in his recent fight with Patsy Cardiff.
The secretary OF the interio has recon-
mended that tho attorney general refuse
j. u. Brisbin and others OF St. Paul the
name OF United States in which to bring
suit Tor the cancellation OF certain patents
Tor lands granted to aid in the construc-
ton OF the main line OF the St. Paul, Min
neapolis & Manitoba road.
The first controller has disallowed an
other claim OF Col. John s. Mosby for q
refund OF fees, ETC., improperly las he
ciaims) turned into the treasury while con.
sui at Hong Kong, amounting to about
$4,000. Col. Mosby's claims against the
government which have been disallowed
amount to $4,000.
The World publishes the following from
Henry Labouchere OF London: I do not
believe in war. When people say that war
is inevitable, It is precisely the moment
when there is little fear of its breaking out.
Even supposing Germany were to call up.
on France to disar,n, she would reply that
she asked nothing better were Germany to
do the same. The result, therefore, oil the
demand would be that some sort OF a mo-
dus viyendi would be established. Tie
difficulty Of \ disarmament, howsv ia
that Germany has been in q position to
hold her own against France and Russia
combined. The demand would therefore
lead Germany to make great effort to
settle tho Eastern question, and this once
settled, Russia, Austria. Germany and
Franco would possibly agree to a general
armaments are positively running them.
Lud Cornish shot and instantly killed
Lulu Green at Springfield, Ky
The president has pardoned James D.
Cummings, convicted III July, 1885, of
making false vouchers in the naval fraud
cases and sentenced to imprisonment in
the district Jail for two years and to pay q
fine OF $1,000. His term OF Imprisonment
would have expired on the 26th and the
pardon RENTS the fine. + 81.
Miss. Anna Randall, Sam Randali's cid
est daughter, will DO married shortly to
Mr.. Lancaster, . young Maryland lawyer.
The following patents have been issued:
Iowati. 81. Adams, Lewis, rack; r. 81.
Douglass, Oelwein, trunk strap; B. KEN
Per. Muscatine, machine for making fruit
boxes; T. II. Lindley, Lyons, stove hook:
+. 3. Montgomery. Montour, stump ex-
tractor a. Ropertson, Dow City. cuitiva-
tor; +. Squire, Hamburg, staple extractor:
81 e Thompson. Elboron. addition pencil;
g. y. Nerley, Keoknk, fifth wheel Min
nesota a. T. Ball, Rushforxl, seeding ma
chine: !. =. Brewer, Minneapolis, lathe: q.
Crosby, ST. Paul. hosting machine. Wis.,
consin,J. a Dudley, Delavan, combined
ladder holder and scaifoh bracket: G.
Larkin. Ssy m0ur, fire escaya;; F. u. Mar
tin. Altoona, cominode chair: NJ Staple
ton, Stevens Point, bride; I. r. Wallace
Altoosaa " haust mechanism Tor locomo-
ri. S. May e Co.. wine dealers 81 New
York lated. liabilities, $40. 600; astets
Luuis Brown, an old resitl lent 81 dedford.
Wis. ommittsd suicide by poison.
ssss AZ Masou City, Iowa, G. N. Chick, res-
sta,arant kssper, cora itted suicide By.
shooting.
6 ne stats ssnat. 81 Michigan has passed,
sthv joint resoluti Ion t0 submit Is prol,ibi-:
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